Rhode Island gets $4M in funds for after school programs

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The grants are meant to extend learning opportunities and improve outcomes for students. Applicants for the funds were asked to implement enriching activities and academic support. The grants were made possible with the state's American Rescue Plan Act and Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief set-aside funding.

Published 2 months ago · Warwick, United States

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Rhode Island gets $4M in funds for after school programs

WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) — Gov. Dan McKee and the Department of Education announced Tuesday nearly $4 million in funding for after school programs in Rhode Island. “We are focused on shifting learning in Rhode Island from the traditional 180 school days to 365 days of learning, and we’re making the strategic investments to make it happen,” said McKee. The governor...

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